Mrs Grubb closes millinery sale and rooms for rent
Real estate listing notes Mrs Grubb's closing out sale of millinery and store open evenings. Also advertises Mrs L B McKinley seeking plain sewing and vacant rooms for rent at 312 No Third Street. Includes piano pupils address at 311 South Seventh Street and a church excursion to Island Park Elkhart with balloon ascension details.
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No. Third Street
Margaret Freyberg
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
South Seventh Street
The
First Christian Church
Island Park
Elkhart
Georgian Bay Canal Project Faces Steep Costs and Doubts
Ottawa reports engineers warn the Georgian Bay canal could cost about 100 million dollars and take ten years to build. At four hundred miles long from Georgian Bay to Montreal, the plan offers faster routes but doubtful practicality and unlikely government action this session.
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Ottawa
Ont
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Georgian Bay Canal
Bres
French River
Georgian Bay
Ottawa River
Montreal
Lakes
Oven
St. Lawrence Canals
Lake Erie
Ontario
St. Lawrence
Welland Canal
Three Leaders Delayed by Axle Break On Rail Spur
Hot Springs Virginia July 7 Senator Beveridge of Indiana Representatives McKinley of Illinois and Burke of Pennsylvania were delayed by a broken axle on the spur to Hot Springs. They spent hours studying the region’s wild scenery. Taft golfed with Kellogg then met Reverendze to discuss Indiana and other matters. A game between statesmen and reporters ended the day with Taft on the statesmen team while Mrs. Taft watched. Plans for talks with Mek Kintey and Burke mentioned. Senator HemeonWay and Watson present for conferences. Beveridge and Crane left for home.
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Hot Springs
Beveridge
Indiana
McKinley
Illinois
Burke
Pennsylvania
Taft
Frank K. Kellogg
Mek Kintey
Inois
Representative Burke
Pensylvania
Hemeon- Way
Representative Watson
Crane
Rayner Hints at Nomination for Vice Presidency
In Baltimore in July Rayner signals interest in the vice presidency, stating he will seek a nomination and that his work belongs in the Senate. He emphasizes self awareness of his limitations and frames his focus on legislative work over executive leadership.
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Rayner
Baltimore
United States
Dhtivner
Deane Teas
Beaver
Newsymer Ceparta
Senater
Senate
Funeral of Murat Halstead in Cindynath July 7
Among pallbearers were editor Murat Halstead and fellow officers including Judge Alexander J. Huston and Stephen Gerrin who officiated fifty one years ago as best man and groupie. Henry Watterson, Louisville editor, attended as pallbearer.
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Cindynath
Fowerst
Miant Bad Steat
He Edifor
Enthor
Alexander J. Huston
Stephen Gerri
Tuan
Hia Welding
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Parman Wine the Prize Won By Henry Fargan Aviator
July 7 report from Paoris states Henry Fargan won the $2,000 prize offered by M. Armengaud for the first aviator to stay aloft fifteen minutes. Kayman briefly remained in the air for twenty minutes, taking second place, covering about eighteen kilometres.
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Parman
Paoris
Henry Fargan
M. Armengaud
Kayman
Winuter
Eghteen
Scorrs on the Ball Fields
Chicago July 7 standings and scores for major leagues and associated markets. Details cover New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia games, plus Western and Association results, with notes on weather and market quotes for corn, wheat, oats, pork, lard, and livestock.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Clare
ISO
Oath Oas
MATER
Rample
Jodie
Wheeensin
Prayue
Tadeo
Wisconsin
Fedocdae
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Stoe Commission
East Bula
Noy
Galvee
Hegt
Mystery surrounds Gies police case and dating mix ups
Philadelphia July 7 authorities question Frederick Gies Jr in Dr William H Wilson murder case. Health records show Mrs Gies died June 9 and infant died the day before. Investigators doubt Gies purchased a poison letter stamp used in the ale. Dates confounded by Mrs Haas dating method and a misread certificate. Real estate transfers noted in Elkhart Goshen and York townships.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Gies, I Jr
William H. Wilson
Minster
Gies
Bureau of Health
Giea
Giles
Alts. Haas
Wiliam Heck
Haas
Lincoln Flood Costs Life and Property in Lincoln Neb
Lincoln faced a likely record flood causing at least five confirmed deaths and possible two more, with minor injuries, widespread property loss, and near shutdown of rail service. Victims include John Nelson and several of Henry Amed's children, with others missing or unverified. families sought shelter in public and private spaces as the city endured extensive damage.
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Lincoln
Neb
John Nelson
Henry Amed
Relawester
Gillard Nicholae
Ruastan Faay
Munenknewi
Wis
Fatal Fire Claims Couple In Cleveland Home
In Cleveland on July 7 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kay were fatally injured in a house fire. Mrs Ray escaped through a blazing hallway and was burned, while her husband suffered a fractured skull after leaping from a second story window as other exits were cut off.
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Cleveland
Albert Kay
Ray
Ruadian Wheat Crop Fails. Famine Feared
Odessa reports the Ruadian wheat crop is badly below the US average by as much as 28 to 40 percent. Agricultural machinery manufacturers halt orders and grain dealers warn of an impending famine.
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Odessa
United States
Bishop Potter Still Improving Despite Heat
Cooperstown reports Bishop Potter continues to improve despite extreme heat and lingering effects of a recent illness. Confidence remains high that recovery progresses, with regular updates from local sources on his condition.
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Bishop Potter
Cooperstown
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